Minor
in German
The Minor in German offers students a background
in the language through the advanced undergraduate level;
an introduction to the study of German literary classics;
and a knowledge of the history of German culture.
| HOURS |
REQUIREMENTS |
| 12
|
Any
four of the following:
GER 104 - Intermediate German II
GER 211 - Conversation and Writing I
GER 212 - Conversation and Writing II
GER 320 - German for Business
GER 321 - German for Economics
GER 401 - Advanced Conversation, Composition, &
Syntax (also called Current Issues in German Media)
GER 402 - German Stylistics |
| 3 |
Any
one of the following:
GER 331 - Introduction to German Literature
I
GER 332 - Introduction to German Literature II
GER 465 - Structure of the German Language I (Phonology
& Morphology)
GER 470 - German Literature: The Middle Ages to Baroque
(750-1720)
GER 471 - German Literature: The Enlightenment to Romanticism
(1720-1830)
GER 472 - German Literature: Realism to Expressionism
(1830-1920)
GER 473 - German Literature: The Twenties to the Present
GER 474 - Poetics (Genre) |
| 4 |
GER
420 - History of German Civilization |
| 19 |
TOTAL |
| The Minor in
German is available to students in any College. NOTE:
GER 104, 211, 212, 331, 332, and 401 are offered every
semester; GER 320, 420 and 465 in the Fall semester only;
GER 321 and 402 in the Spring semester only. GER 470,
471, 472, 473, 474 are offered on a rotating basis - at
least one is offered each semester. To declare a minor,
pick up a form from the Undergraduate Advisor, or download
a form from http://www.provost.uiuc.edu/students/advising/intent.pdf |
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